Now, pay power bills through DigiLocker
Nagpur: In a move aimed at enhancing digital convenience for power consumers, the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (
) has now made electricity bills available on
— the central govt's secure digital document storage platform.
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MSEDCL chairman and MD Lokesh Chandra on Wednesday appealed to power consumers to make use of this facility.
CM Devendra Fadnavis had earlier directed that power consumers be provided maximum services using modern technology, in line with 'Ease of Living' initiative. In response, MSEDCL has integrated its electricity bills with the central govt's DigiLocker system. This allows consumers to access bills along with other documents directly through DigiLocker.
It can also be used to make bill payments, send bill to others, or even take a printout.
Nagpur: In a move aimed at enhancing digital convenience for power consumers, the Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Limited (MSEDCL) has now made electricity bills available on DigiLocker — the central govt's secure digital document storage platform. MSEDCL chairman and MD Lokesh Chandra on Wednesday appealed to power consumers to make use of this facility.
CM Devendra Fadnavis had earlier directed that power consumers be provided maximum services using modern technology, in line with 'Ease of Living' initiative. In response, MSEDCL has integrated its electricity bills with the central govt's DigiLocker system. This allows consumers to access bills along with other documents directly through DigiLocker. It can also be used to make bill payments, send bill to others, or even take a printout.
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